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Back in the summer of '69, Gap sold just Levi's, LPs, and tapes. 1969 was a long, long time ago. All growed up now, 3,000-plus location chain will hook you up with everything from bathing suits t... read more
Started with messenger bags made from billboard vinyl, now a full-fledged New York institution. Artist-owned and -managed retailer keeps to a Live, Work, Create philosophy. The creative energy se... read more
Concept store and media studio is essentially Aussie site Billabout brought to life. Expat Australians (and tourists) scoping out nearby Eight Mile Creek and Ruby’s now have a place to stay c... read more
Vancouver export opens its biggest shop yet with Rock Center flagship. Chic looks from Aritzia’s versatile house brands. Designer wear, with edgy A Moveable Feast, vintage-inspired Le Fou, a... read more
Yacht Rock for the 21st century. Seattle casualwear pros continue play for global domination with Fifth Avenue flagship. Palm trees convey tropical vibes as you browse through well-made polos, swea... read more
NYC outpost of UK brand inspired by Japanese graphics and vintage Americana. Ah, globalism. Big store rocking industrial vibe, showcasing Abercrombiesque looks, with abundant use of brand lo... read more
Society for Ethikal culture. Pace University grads waste no time getting down to retail. Streetwear purveyors ready to hook you up with hats, T’s, and crisp kicks. All screen-prints done by h... read more
Relaxed and unfussy, Vince has perfected the put-together-without-trying approach to fashion. Denim and blazers in all-neutral tones to complete the look. Gals go for leather leggings and boy-sized... read more
Lattè-selling men's surf shop caters to the caffeine-craving L.A. native who's homesick for the beach. Join the swarms of cool kids and stock up on graphic T-shirts emblazoned with the Satur... read more
Canadian brand known for retailing out of grocery stores tries something a little bit more upscale for its NYC foray. Oak accents meet signature orange shades inside two-story Fifth Avenue flagsh... read more
Less dowdy spinoff of preppie parent store. Any “loft” associations should have you thinking modern professionals, not the gritty artists of yore. Rock Center concept store kitted out t... read more
Started with messenger bags made from billboard vinyl, now a full-fledged New York institution. Artist-owned and -managed retailer keeps to a Live, Work, Create philosophy. The creative energy seep... read more
NYC outpost of UK brand inspired by Japanese graphics and vintage Americana. Ah, globalism. Big store rocking industrial vibe, showcasing Abercrombiesque looks, with abundant use of brand logo... read more
IN PREVIEW. Canadian brand known for retailing out of grocery stores tries something a little bit more upscale for its NYC foray. Oak accents meet signature orange shades inside Garment District ... read more
Named for ‘70s predecessor of Urban Outfitters. Mines the same quirky territory as the mother store, with a focus on Bobo looks for the twenty-something gal. Colorful, playful, of-the-moment ... read more
Canadian brand known for retailing out of grocery stores tries something a little bit more upscale for its NYC foray. Oak accents meet signature orange shades inside two-story Fifth Avenue flagship... read more
Ffith brother store to Crew's burgeoning (and wildly successful) men's only spots. Special edition items like Alden shoes, Superior Label totes, Mackintosh jackets. Prepster basics and tailored s... read more
Streetwear for the county of Kings. If you’ve seen the “ON MY NY SH!T” T, this is where it was sourced. Rocksmith and Reason, hoodies and caps. Bronx represents with Dont Question... read more
Graphic T's, buffalo plaid vests, Ben Sherman button-downs, Artful Dodger casualwear. Huge selection of kicks, all the latest from Nike, Reebok, Puma, and Adidas. Luggage and backpacks, too. Flirty... read more
Century-old shoemaker gets up to the moment with flagship “Experience Store.” DNA ribbon inside guides you through brand history, past selection of shorts, T’s, sweats, and other ... read more
One-stop shopping with great blend of cutting-edge chic and ready-t...
Michael White of Ai Fiori et al does an Italian steakhouse south of...
South Brooklyn Pizza peeps wrap a stealth Italian spot around their...
Kristi Paras of Zachary's Smile re-ups her Village space with a bou...
Appointment-only, hour-long guided shopping experience. Second show...